Something cool or good, usually used amongst gamers. This phrase can be used for online and real life.
by Zuggy August 29, 2006
In gaming parlance, a choice or strategy that should guarantee victory. The phrase comes from the TV game show Hollywood Squares. Contestants choosing a square which would give them 3 in a row would frequently say something like "I'll take Paul Lynde for the win."
by baudkarma February 18, 2008
(Phrase) Typically used to indicate how good some action is. Also used in seemingly random intervals to indicate your lack of sleep and sanity. Used in contrast with "for the loss."
Ziat looted some really ugly shoulderpads for the win.
Klub sat on a bench... for the win.
Sourball needs all new gear for the win.
Klub sat on a bench... for the win.
Sourball needs all new gear for the win.
by kuchen May 12, 2005
A solution to a conflict which not only benefits both parties involved, but also benefits the mediator for having successfully mediated a conflict. Deemed the most optimal result of a conflict and coined by Michael Scott in the Conflict Resolution episode (twenty-one of season two) of The Office.
by Free6000Bush June 30, 2011
A term a smarmy salesman or manager uses to tell you that both parties have positive outcomes from a situation. This is rarely true. see Enterprise bargaining
So you see here we have a win win deal.
Oh yes of course, you take my old car for nothing, and i pay off this new one for the next 38 years, i am a winner then arent i?
Oh yes of course, you take my old car for nothing, and i pay off this new one for the next 38 years, i am a winner then arent i?
by jamesbrown May 2, 2003
by racerfatty July 14, 2009
A win-win situation is where all outcomes are desirable.
If you kill him, you'll get respect and the cops won't touch you.
If you don't kill him, someone else will whack that asshole..
If you don't kill him, someone else will whack that asshole..
by Gumba Gumba February 25, 2004